Story Game Directions English Jeopardy Game Preparation Play

Story Game Directions English Jeopardy Game Preparation Play the Game! Objectives Credits Copyright Notice A Homemade Power. Point Game By Kim Trefz Presbyterian Day School

The Story of the Game Show After waiting with great anticipation, you have just learned that you have been chosen to be a contestant on the game show Jeopardy. You are required to know all about the English language in order to be successful and create competition for your opponents. You will be offered several categories regarding the sentence, grammar, and punctuation; you will even be given an unknown category to choose from. You will represent your school in the jeopardy challenge by trying to earn as much money as you can to win the game. Home Page

Game Directions The goal of the game is to answer the English review questions correctly to earn the most dollar amount. To play the game you have to form groups of three. You will need a score keeper to calculate the dollar amount earned by each contestant when a correct answer is chosen the first time. You may use this score sheet. How to earn money: If you choose a category and dollar amount, and you provide a correct answer the first time, you will earn the money for that round and will get to choose another category and dollar amount to continue the process. When you incorrectly answer a question, it is your opponent’s turn try to answer the same question and earn the dollar amount for the question. To win the game you have to earn the most money. Return

Game Preparation Download this Power. Point from the student server so that each group of three will have access to one game. Use this score sheet to keep track of your opponents and your amount of money earned. Review the sentence, parts of speech, punctuation before playing the game. Note: The yellow price links for each square will disappear as each is selected. This will help determine what dollar amounts have already been chosen for each category. The board will return to its original state when Power. Point is closed and reopened. Home Page

English Jeopardy Types of Sentences Parts of Speech Phrase or Clause? Mystery Punctuation Questions $100 $100 $200 $200 $300 $300 $400 $400 $500 $500

$100 for Types of Sentences I look forward to planning the surprise party Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory

$200 for Types of Sentences What arrangements are you going to make Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory

$300 for Types of Sentences Help me out if you think you will be available Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory

$400 for Types of Sentences I can’t wait for the big event Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory

$500 for Types of Sentences What a great time we will have Declarative Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory

$100 for Parts of Sentences What part of the sentence does the highlighted word belong? I always pack my lunch before bedtime. Subject Predicate

$200 for Parts of Sentences What part of the sentence does the highlighted word belong? My answer will probably be correct. Subject Predicate

$300 for Parts of Sentences What part of the sentence does the highlighted word belong? I will enjoy being part of the team. Subject Predicate

$400 for Parts of Sentences What part of the sentence does the highlighted word belong? My bag with the light blue color has been missing. Subject Predicate

$500 for Parts of Sentences What part of the sentence does the highlighted word belong? During the afternoon, I took a nap. Subject Predicate

$100 for Parts of Speech What is the part of speech of the highlighted word? Everyone is invited to the celebration tomorrow. Noun Pronoun Adjective Verb

$200 for Parts of Speech What is the part of speech of the highlighted word? Baking chocolate cookies is fun to do. Noun Pronoun Adjective Verb

$300 for Parts of Speech What is the part of speech of the highlighted word? Make your bed before you leave. Noun Pronoun Adjective Verb

$400 for Parts of Speech What is the part of speech of the highlighted word? I look forward to reading a book at bedtime. Noun Pronoun Adjective Verb

$500 for Parts of Speech What is the part of speech of the highlighted word? After dinner, I will complete my homework. Noun Pronoun Adjective Verb

$100 for Phrase or Clause? Determine if the highlighted group of words is a phrase or clause. Throughout the day, I made many great choices. Phrase Clause

$200 for Phrase or Clause? Determine if the highlighted group of words is a phrase or clause. While I was taking a break, I chatted with friends. Phrase Clause

$300 for Phrase or Clause? Determine if the highlighted group of words is a phrase or clause. The boy with the blue jacket is my best friend. Phrase Clause

$400 for Phrase or Clause? Determine if the highlighted group of words is a phrase or clause. I always participate because I enjoy it. Phrase Clause

$500 for Phrase or Clause? Determine if the highlighted group of words is a phrase or clause. The group that is standing alone is preparing for a presentation. Phrase Clause

$100 for Punctuation Determine what punctuation should be placed in the box. I always go to the river it is a lot of fun. period semicolon exclamation

$200 for Punctuation Determine what punctuation should be placed in the box. I like to ski tube and swim. period semicolon comma

$300 for Punctuation Determine what punctuation should be placed in the box. I enjoy the following when I camp fishing and making a fire. period semicolon exclamation

$400 for Punctuation Determine what punctuation should be placed in the box. I don’t like to hear, “Watch out for that snake ” period semicolon exclamation

$500 for Phrase or Clause? Determine what punctuation should be placed in the box. I also like to enjoy the stars at night period semicolon exclamation

$100 for Mystery Question Determine what kind of verb that is highlighted. I might have liked the movie but I chose not to go. action linking helping

$200 for Mystery Question Determine what type of pronoun is highlighted. I myself prefer chocolate cake. reflexive demonstrative personal indefinite

$300 for Mystery Question Determine what punctuation should be placed in the box. My mom always say, Try your best. period quotations colon exclamation

$400 for Mystery Question Determine what type of noun is highlighted in the sentence. I have visited Land of the Lakes in Kentucky. common proper collective

$500 for Mystery Question Determine the classification of the highlighted group of words. I will attend the festival in the fall. phrase clause verb phrase conjunction

That’s correct! Add your points to your score! Return to Game

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Credits All teachers and students at non-profit schools can use, revise, or adapt this game at will at no cost on the condition that all prior designers are cited. Originally designed by Kim Trefz, Presbyterian Day School, 7/20/13 with the title “English Review Jeopardy”. Perdue Online Writing Lab (2013). http: //owl. english. purdue. edu/owl/resource/730/1/ Home Page

Educational Objectives Audience 5 th-8 th grade English students Subject Area Objectives Students will be able to…. identify types of sentences as declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory. Students will be able to… analyze sentences for complete and simple subjects and predicates. Students will be able to…identify parts of speech including nouns, pronouns, adjectives, and verbs Students will be able to…distinguish between phrases and clauses. Students will be able to…Use different types of punctuation correctly. Home Page

Copyright 2013 Kim Trefz Permission to copy this game at no cost is granted to all teachers and students of non-profit schools. Permission is also granted to all teachers and students of non- profit schools to make revisions to this game for their own purposes, on the condition that this copyright page and the credits page remain part of the game. Teachers and students who adapt the game should add their names and affiliations to the credits page without deleting any names already there. Home Page

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